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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-25

ADOgs remarkable Escape.
Special Tslsgrdm 10 ne Regiaer.
ST. CLAIRsYLLE, o., April 23.-As
wOrkmen were engaged in clearing out the
wreck made by the cyclone between the
Welday and Seidwick blocks an opening
was made to timber under which little
dog erawled, aud Immediately after he was
heard to growiand, strange to relate, there
was an answering grOwl. 1t was sur
missed that q canine had been caught in
the wreck, and after an hours hard work
Joseph Buffers dog Eide was taken
out and, though very weak, was still
alive. He was Rnder the wreck Just eight
days to the hour. He is a shepherd dog
and a pet all over town, and made his
headquarters at the Gazette, where he was
when caught in the wreck. 1t is thought
by careful attention for few days he will
be all right
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MARTINS YgnRY.

Mfs. Frank Gafney aud children are In
SteubenyilIe visiting relatives.
On Tuesday evening, May ID, there win
be grand skating carnival in the Excel
sior rink for the benefit Of the cyclone
sufferers. Mr.. T. J. Irwin has donated the
use OF the rink, Prof Charles Beckwitb,
professional skater, has pronered his ser.
vices, the Citizens Cornet hand have agreed
10 furnish the music Tree, and last but not
least the REGIsTER aud Iate1igeaco are
printing the tickets and baDdbills frss Of
charge. All Is donated, and the gro1s 70.
ceipts will be turned over 10 the Treasurer
Of the Relief Pand 20 he dispostd q - ths
Committee deems prudent Tickets Nf1t
be placed ON sale on Thursday. 49,
sion 25c. Two THOUSAND tickets hovo -
ordered, and Il is Hoped every ops ~ ~
sold. Ifall the tickets are dispcsp6 q ~
neat sum Of 500 will be rzised.
James Owens. q victim Of the recent o..
clone, died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
Of blood poisoning, His right lex wss
broken below the knee, the fracture bsipr
q compound one, the broken booes stick
ing through the flesh
Yesterday George Scott was asre.fe6 I6r
striking and knocking down g,rl nsnid
Daisy MeMasten II seems that fos sooks
time back the girl has annoyed Ms. secet
greatly, and yesterday in moment q
aoger he struck her. He was released sn
SO bail.
Bank Sand for Sale.--Best In this vicis-
ity for building purposa. Lontioa easy
Of accey; prices reasonable. Special rs1es
To cyclone suGererA D. X. Ail<n, oosses
Madison and second streets, Mastis's Per-
~, Ohio.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup fol
children teething, is the prescription ol
one of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value il
incalcuable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrh9a, grip.
ing in the bowels, and wind collie. By
giving health to the child it rests III
mother. Price 25c bottle.
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Good Results In Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that be was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many reme-
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family foSall Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co.'S Drug
store.
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Bruce In.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with Headache,
yOn are fidgety, nervous, and generally out
of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave You in
worse condition than before. What you
want is an Alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such o
medicine you will find in Electric Bitters,
and only so cents bottle at Logan & Co.
Drug Store.
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r-oitnment in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused IN the
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remark
able recovery of Mr.. J. Z. COrley, who was
50 helpless that he could not turn ~ -, 80
or raise his head; everybody saia ne Wa -
dying Of Consumption. A trial Dot',e VI
DIR. Kings New Discovery was sent mn. nm.
Finding relief, he bought large D05.Ie ,.
and box of DR.. Kings New LIE Fliisi
by the time he had taken two boxes ol
Pills and two bottles Of the Discovery, ne
was well and had gained in tiesn tnirty-
six pounds. Trial bottles Of this GreaI
Discovery for Consumption free at Logan
4 Cos
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MIR. Clements at Pakersburg.

SpsciaI Ts!cgrGa 70 The RsgiStsrs
PAREERsaURG, w. w April "a
General Manager Clements reached this
city last night. No public demonstration
was made, but he was warmly welcomed
by hundreds Of citizens. Privately to-day
he has been visiting and receiving friends.
He returns to Baltimore tomorrow morn
fnu
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VIII Hear the Railroad Mea.

Special Telegrcm 10 Re Register
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 2i.-Chair-
man Kidd has called a meeting Of the Rail-
road Committee of the House for tomorrow
afternoon to hear the railroad attorneys on
the railroad bills introduced in the House.
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BASE BALL.

At BrOOklyn-The authorities did not no
interfere yesterday, Brooklyn 5, Bain-
more II. -, - C,.-o-
At Louisville-Louisyille 10, CleVe-
At ST. Iouis-St. Louis 5, Cincinnati l.
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The imprisoned French cOmmisSary is
Shown by Investigation to have been ar
rested on German soil and to be guilty of
high treason.
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The verdict Unanimous.

W. d. Suit. Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
testifss: 81 can recommend Electric
Bitters az the very best remedy. Every
hottie sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
Of rheumatism Of 10 years' standing" "
Abraham Hare, druggist, Belleyille, Ohio,
afirms: 'SThebest selling medicine l evei
handled in my % years' experience, d
Electric Bitters.n Thousands Of otbers
have added their testimony, 80 that the
verdict i unanimous that Electric Bitten
cure all diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys o.
Blood. Only half dollar bottle s'
Logan s. Co.'S Drug Store
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THE FRANCO-G GERMAN INCIDENT.

Schnaebeles Shown to Have Been Arrested
On German Soil.
BERLIN, April 24.-The Commission at
Metz investigating the case of the French
Commissary Schpaebeles, reports that the
arrest was undoubtedly made upon Ger
man soil. There are numerous charges of
high treason against Schnaebeles and the
evidence against him is overwhelming.
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The Washington correspondent of the
ST Louis Repubiieaa has again broken loose.
he reiterates his assertion regarding the
residents refusal Of the prospective re-
nomination OF the Democracy and Quotes
&sHEDrER, Of New York, as authority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-25

THE railroad attorneys will be heard by
the Railroad Committee of the House this
afternoon.
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Like the Perfume Mafted

From beds of flowers is the breath that nas
been rendered sgeeably OdOrous witt
SOZODONT, which communicates 10 tne
teeth q marble whiteness, and to the gums
a rOseate tint Use it, and beautify your
mouth.
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Specid4 4etegTtt3s 20 ulc htGtstef
CHARLETrON, ". Va, April 24.-W.
H. Hearne and Ran Stalnaker, Of Wheel
ing, and ID. II. Leonard and Charles T..
Caldwell, of ofParksrsburg, arrived this even
inc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-25

TIE average condition of winter wheat
is below that of last year.
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ALENGTHY card from DR.. BLAND ofthe
Insane Asylum is published this morning.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

Eo5 West Virginia, slightly warmer and fairer
weather, winds generally south 10 west.
rG western PenusyNanis, local showers, fol-
and soUthweSierly winds
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The Lansdowne Trouble Settled.

DUBLIN, APRIL 24.-The trouble be-
tween Lord Lansdowne and his tenants
has been settled.
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The beet ssive In ths wsrid a. CutG
Bruises, sorez, Ulcers, Hait Rhenn, RsvSs
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Ckilblains,
CoYns snd al the Skin Euptioos, an1
positively eurs Pils, Or NJ ~ rsqnipsl
IL b guaranteed 70 give abeiG(ac1ien -
rnoney refunded. Pics - con1D - ~
Yss s61e by LeUnn 3 O.
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LIEUTENANT DAEENHOwER was buried
yesterday.
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ADog's Remarkable Escape.

DETROIT stove mOulders will not strike
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ONE STYLE TEMPTATION

On sly LIZ Of lEMflAliON
that comes on a great many of our clerks,
and that is upon those who are engaged in
what is called "druhRming." Now, that
occupation is Just rs honorable as any
other, if it be conducted in accord with
ones conscience. In this day, when there
are 80 many rivalries in business, all our
commercial establishments ought to have
men abroad who are seeking out for OppOr-
tunitieS of merchandise. There can be no
objection to that. But there are professed
Christian merchants in the week night
prayer meeting who have clerks abroad in
New York, conducting merchants of Gin
cinnati, and Chicago, and st. Louis,
through the debaucheries Ofthe great town,
in order to secure their custom for the
store. There are in stores in New York
and Brooklyn, drawers in which there are
kept moneys which the clerks are to go to
and get whatever they want to con-
duct these people through the dis
sipatiOns of the city. The head men
of the firm wink at it. and in
some places actually demand it-proleSsed
Christian merchants. One would think
that the prayer would freeze on their lips,
and they would fall back dead at the
sound of their own song. What chance
are there for young men when commercial
establishments expect such things of them?
Among all things internal, pronounce
that the most damnable. Young man,
how will that firm treat you when you are
utterly deSpoiled, and dragged out with
sin, going through the hauntS of iniquity
for the purpose of getting customers for
their stores? How will they treat you?
o, they will give you a pension! They
will build you fine hOusel They will
get you horse and carriage! Will they?
No. Some day you will go to the store,
shabby, intoxicated, worn out in their ser
vice, and they will say: jain, you are
disgrace to our house. Now,
just look at yourself. Accountant, how
much do we owe this manp'' "a dollar
and thirty cents" ''Well, now, here
here it is; dollar and thirty cents. Go
of. Don't be hanging around the store. ~
Magnanimity superb! They stole the lus-
tire from his eye, and the color from his
cheek, and the honor from his soul, and
then they kicked him out. If such pro-
feSsed Christian merchants do not 9O
straight to hell, l don't know any use Of
having such place. o, young men, dis
appoint the expectation Of that firm; dis
appoint these customers, il these things
| are expected Of you. You may sell an ex.
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many men laundering in business from
year to year, is because their early mercan-
tile education was neglected. Ask these
men high in commercial circles, and they
will tell you they thank God for this severe
discipline OF their early clerkship. You
can afford to endure the wilderness march,
if it is going to end in the vineyards and
orchards of the promised land. But you
say: 'Will the womanly clerks in our
stores have promotion ?" Yes. Time Is
conipU when
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Condensed Locals.

Anchor Lodge OF Good Templars, was visited last
hight by the officers of the Grand Lodge. resoIu-
ton was adopted requesting each lodge TO appoint
one member or a general committee to make ar
rangementS for a memorial service in honor of the
late John B. Finch
Edward Il. OlmStead, OF the New York Journal
If Commerce, and formerly OF this city, died In
New York last night, aged ffty-seyen.
The National Republican Club met at Grand
Army Hall last night Mr. Clapp presided, and a
n0l>kSr nnsr,boE, elected.
some time night bsfOIc last the UfcoUI stephen
son Brothers, 9Th and Water streets. was opened
by forcing window, but nothing was taken
4 live colOred male infant was found last even
Ing at 21St street and Pennsylvania avenue and
was sent TO St AIMS Asylum.
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The kcllyites showed Under bv the
Statesmen.
Ho" THE RECORD sTANDs-wASHINGToNS POSITION
WONDERFUL WORK OF THE PHIlLrEs

HoH THE RECORD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POSrTTOy--
WONDERFUL WORK OF THE PHILLIKst
The Washingtons covered themselves with glory
yesterday and defeated the Bostons who were en-
tlrely unable 10 keep up with the procession. The
score Was II TO 1. Gilmore pitched a remarkably
strong game, and but four actual hits were made
on his delivery. The team supported him in fine
style. Early in the game Donnelly's hand was
again hurt by fielding ball which would have
been good for two bases. He was unable to recover
In time to throw the runner out. but the stop was
a beauty. Whitney took his place at the bat, go
Ing to center field, Hines to snort. and Irwin to
third. Whitney batted with his od-time success
ana aided materially in showing the visitors
under. Carroll made wonderful play by catch.
Ing ny after q long run and then throwing di-
rectly 10 the plate, preventing a run. O'Brfen
succeedei IN keeping his cannon-b ball hits down
pretty VIII yesterday. When he does that a base
MT every now and then Is sure to follow The
same clubs play again to-day. This will be the
last Championship game OF the season.
Otner games yesterday resulted as follows:
Philadelphia, 8; New York, j. Detroit, 2; In
dianapois, 2. Pfttsburg, .; Chicago = Metro
poiitan, 6; Baltimore, s. Athletic, TO- Brooklyn,
j. ST. Louis, II; Cleveland, =.
THE RECORD.
The following is the championship record to
date.
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Col ". II. Boyd, the well-known directory pub
Usher Of this and other leading cities died last
evening about 10 O'Clock at his residence l4I4 Co
lumbia street northwest. Col. Boyd had been sick
for several months and some five or six weeks ago
he was thought to be within few hours OF DEATH
but he fingered until last evening, when, sur
rounded by his immediate family and his aged
brother, Andrew Boyd, Of syracuse, y. Y, and his
sister. Mrs. Norris. he peacefully passed away. A
sketch Of his career was published in TIE STAR re-
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Montgomery County Matters.
NOTES FROM RoCKvILLE-THE NEW RPISCO-
PAL RECTOR.

Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, Nd, october g.
The controller Of the state treasury has for
warded S.,,916.72 TO the National Bank at this
place, for the use of the County School Board dur
ing the fall term. which closes November 15-
On last Tuesday the court granted letters tesla
mentary on the estates OF c. W. Wood and W. T.
Peters, decease1.-Mrs. Martyr, OF Baltimore
lectured to a large audience at the Christian
church, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Martyr was
the guest oI the W. G. T. U.-Rey A. s. Johns
who mas accepted the call TO Christ p f. church.
Rockville vice Rev. II. NJ Brown, resigned, arrived
here to-day--Mr. Hedge, of Washington, an
taken house Montgomery avenue near the
depot, and VIII make Rockyiiie his home tor the
winter months.-Dr. ChOate, OF Virginia has To-
Gated here. ana will arrive with his family at an
early date.-Mr. Samuel Jones, who was recently
appointed deputy clerk OF the court will enter up
on his duties MOnday.-Mrs. :. NJ Lyddane has
returned 10 her home, here, much improved In
health
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(odd Fellows Hall, TIN street northwest.
LAss. assortment Of small boys suits from S. so

MUTUAL BENEFIT may oe derived from your re-
meu1berng that the largest variety Of elegant and
choice wall paper hangtngs, the largest line OF pic
ture frame mouldings beautiful artist proof etch-
ings engravingS, chromOs, water colo. paintings,
Sc, the best quality OF regliding done at the low
asS rates, at ". H NeerhOf'i, 9l6 7Jh street.
Branch store All 9TH street, devoted TO art Pic
lures OF every class and full line OF picture frame
mouidfnys. No wall papers sold here
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements Tonight.
Observation-Disclosures.
NATIoSAL--s.A Pair OF Kids"
HARRIs'-Frank /. Frayne
KKRNAN's.-s'The Night Owls"
MANASSAS PANoRAAA.-Day and evening.
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ENeRAv1Ma AND DIE SINGING

=: I1O N.
fngIsUng On metal and wood Monogramsandcrests
On see watches Or tewery Card engraving md print
s sssa a ene a,ss 1 u s branches
etamps tor marking and all kinds oil stsnpiIc
Goo OF silver bullion embroideflnx. keras. ma xil
6Gos u todxe pSrsphcxlaliA mhf.
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Affairs in West Washington.

BURGLAR FoILED.-Last night about 10 O'Clock
an attempt was made to rob The residence and
grocery store OF Mrs. Walsh, 1856 ed street. but
the thief was discovered in a room In the second
story by a son OF Mrs Walsh who fired pistol
shot at the intruder The ball lodged in the frame
work OF the window and the thief escaped.
A SUCCESSFUL CHURCH FAIR.-A very successful
fair and festival was held at the Congress Street
NJ P. Church this week under the auspices OF the
ladies Of the church to realize funds for the pay
ment Of the debt incurred by the late improve
mentS.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-John j. Bogue, real estate
agent reports the following sales: Part OF lot PA
So 10s. improved, fronting 80 feet on Frederick
street, from John II. Newman TO A. Hilleary for
$1,000. Part OF lot Al. So 80, improved, fronting
IL feet on Bridge street, from Nj. Enrich to s. j.
Neenan for 5000. Part OF lot TO- So 3s, fronting
20 feet on High street. from T. Dowlng trustee to
Georgetown Real Estate CO. at SSO.25 front foot.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A..
M.-Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition. SO:
receiving reservoir temperature. "a; condition at
north connection, SO; condition at south connec-
ton, SO; distributing reservoir, temperature, 81
condition at 1nfluent gate-house, &c. condition at
eff1uent gatehouse, So High tide in the river to-
day at II As a. H., low tide at 6:3l p. m.
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BOARDING.

S1c 9th ST. NV. FIRST-CLASS TABLE
O1o Board: also choice second floor Room with
private bath In.
4 NEW YORK LADY, HAVING TAKEN AN ELF
"A .nty furnished House, has a couple of suites
with private bath also, few Single Rooms. Would
nke To let TO renned parties. Table first class 1917
10Th ST. NV. oS-8s
WANTED-THREE GENTLEMEN TO COM
w plete club for building pleasure yacht Shares
may oe paid IN eight monthly installments- Address
5. w. T.. Star Office. OFT.
FERDINAND wM. HERMANN. WHO LIVED
1at 43 New Jersey i'll July 1884, Will cable his
address Co the French Con III at Manchester, Eug
ne Will hear something to his advantage o3-lw
A RE You so SITUATED THAT YOU HAVE NOT
- the opportunity of meeting you would marry.
From the thousands of descriptions on our books we
eau hardly falI to assist you selecting Full infor
Natl and description of 200 sent in plain sealed
envelope FOR 10 cents BARNARD. liz East 3 ST St.
New York. ol&S-2t'
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answers. Send l0c. to book stores or to
y W. FLYNN, A NJ, Tvs Institute.
s2S-lm' Southwest cor. 9Th and X SITS. II. W.
On ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
" Us we are now prepared TO fun value Gents
Secondhand Clothing. Address call at JUSTh'S
Old Stand. 619 st. NV. s20toJsl6
5. DIFF You WANT CANDY FOR YOUR
IHe Cough Sore Throat, Be, buy candy, II You want
medicinal dsors to cure the trouble buy h1NRlCHS'
AROMATIC SQCILl DROPS. sl9-lm
" BALDWIN JOHNSON DESIRES ALL CASH
buyers of coal and wood TO call him tor prices.
Facilities unsurpassed by any firm in the coal bust
ness Main Office corner I1th and H. i. Branch
ofhces-3l1 A st. II. c. and cor. 9Th aud h SITS
aul0-:smo
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Stop at the Revere House when in Bos-
ton; European plan. Rooms 81 up. Famous fol
its cuisine.
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NArrAN's CRYSTAL D1scovnnY

Is the only harmless Hair Restorative in the world.
Guaranteed to restore gray or faded hair in tbrse TO
ten days. 49, ~ ~
perfect satisfActton. 1850 " ~
ARTHUR NATTANS Pharmacist
oo Corner Of 18th and and I'd and % sts nv
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Hard Hitting by Lawyers.

TWO TRENTON ATTORNEYS HAVE A sLuGG1NG MATCH
IN THE COURTHOUSE.
special to the Philadelphia Press from Tren-
ton, october 7, says: Lawyers Samuel G. Mar and
John Rellstab had lively encounter In the court
house here to-day. Rellstab charged Naar with
unprofessional conduct in having proved treacher-
Gus to client named Gottschalk by first agreeing
to defend him on his trial for obtaining money un-
der false pretenseS, but when the trial came on,
acting as prosecuting attorney in the absence OF
the regular prosecutor, GottSchalk was convicted
and sentenced to two years imprisonment. Rell-
stab set forth these facts, backed by alf1dav1ts,
when to-day be moved for a new trial. During
the hearing the lawyers called each other liars.
Then they went down stairs to the jail warden's
once, wnere they renewed hostihties. Rellstab
struck at Naar with his fist but the latter lodged
and then staggered his adversary with stunning
blow 10 the face. He followed him up and fou. hL
him hard, until they were parted by the court OFF,
GERS. Rellstab's cOuntenance Is badly damaged.
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Guns for sale or hire. Walfori, 4s7 Pa. av. g
I'd. Wide New York Mills Cotton. TIC
g Double Combination 18th 81. Sc
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

., f-s;o,ss h7r the "a hours commencing Of 3 y.
~ the District OF Columbia, Maryland and
Vir1nia, slightly warmer, fair weather, light 70
f-S.s 10 sOutheriy winds.
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CCg Stock OF FURNITURE complete ana ready Tor
Ia fall trade; the finest selected stock OF chamber,
!i,rary pariOr and din1ng-roOm sets, all or the
very Latest designs and workmanship uneXcelled.
0. ne goods are sold upon their merits, and we
Guarantee satisfaction IN every respect A call Is
~Oicited To convince yOu that our business Is con-
eilcted upon business principles. There Is no mis-
representation 10 effect sales our prices compare
with those OF much inferior quality. Come and
see US No trouble 20 show goods
bRETTB ARTHsS
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The mother OF Thomas Hughes, OF England,
author OF ''Tom Brown" died at Rugby Tenn
yesterday. Her son returned to England q week
ago.
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Fifteen Minutes Will Garry our Sew.
Ing Machine repatrer on bicycle any part OF
Telephone 422-2 c. Auerbach. 9TH and SITS.